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My baby was born in Korea (getting the baby a visa)

국내 출생 자녀 체류자격 부여

Children born in Korea to foreign parents

An administrative agent can do this for you.
🔴 You have to apply within 90 days of the birth. Miss it and there is a fine, and your baby is left staying without a status. In many cases you have to register the birth with your own embassy first, so prepare the two procedures together.
Government fee
₩80,000
Scrivener's service fee
210,000~500,000 KRWBased on public price lists from 2 offices · checked 2026-09-04
How long it takes
Usually 3 weeks~3 months
Where you file it
Immigration Office (출입국·외국인청) or its branch office (사무소·출장소)
Papers you usually need
  • Integrated application form (통합신청서, attached Form No. 34)
  • Birth certificate
  • The parents' passports and Alien Registration Cards (외국인등록증)
  • The baby's passport, or the registration document from your home country's embassy
  • 1 ID photo

Leave a question

Just leave one way to reach you. We check it, pass it to an administrative agent, and the agent contacts you directly.

We only take your request and pass it to an administrative agent. You pay us nothing.

The more you write, the faster the agent can answer you.

It does not have to be a Korean number. Choose the country in the box before this one, and write only the number here.

We do not check what you write, and we do not report it to anyone. We do not tell employers either.

The year and month you are allowed to stay until. Look for the period of stay on your ARC (foreigner ID card), not the card's issue date. It is fine if you are not sure.

The contract has to be signed face to face, so we ask where you live only to connect you with an agent near you.

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What you write and your contact go only to the administrative agent handling this. We do not tell your employer. The agent tells you the cost directly.